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    Name this rifle!

    Joe or Hannah??? And if they come out with a semiauto……… The Tony “Say hello to my little friend!!!”
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    Name this rifle!

    American
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    Name this rifle!

    Custer
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    I’ll admit there is a lot that I really like about them. But this is the 3rd Toyota that I’ve had a frame rust out on. And like I mentioned before, I didn’t do the best job at keeping the salt off of them. But I believe it’s a futile effort. Probably won’t be buying another.
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    .223 for bear, mountain goat, deer, elk, and moose.

    @KChunter71. I used the 73 ELDM in my Tikka this year with no real noticeable difference between it and the 77 TMK. Total of 2 deer killed with the TMK and 2 with the ELDM. This is whitetail from 17 to 125 yards. If you’re going to shoot factory loads, I think the 73 ELDM would serve you well...
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    Am I stupid for wanting to cut/thread a cheap gun?

    My apologies to the OP. I don’t want to give advice/suggestions/opinions that may cause injury to one’s self or damage to anything. I’m a DIY person and the route I would take my not be recommended for others.
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    Am I stupid for wanting to cut/thread a cheap gun?

    How did your coworker form a shoulder when he did it? What if a 30 cal brake was used for say a 24 cal rifle? I understand that a lathe and a smith is the way to go. I agree with that totally. But sometimes it’s kinda nice to try stuff on your own. And for me personally there is 1 gunsmith...
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    Am I stupid for wanting to cut/thread a cheap gun?

    Also think that price of the rifle has nothing to do with it. Agreeing 100% with what @TaperPin said.
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    Am I stupid for wanting to cut/thread a cheap gun?

    https://www.carolinashooterssupply.com/243-5-8x24RH-THREADING-KIT-p/css-243-threadingkit3.htm $60 for a kit to do it yourself. I cut the barrel on my .308 and if I ever decide that it needs threaded, I’ll buy a kit and do it myself.
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    4. BLJ didn’t ever wash his truck. I can’t blame it all on Toyota. 😀
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    Salt. And they’re actually towns that use brine on the roads. It’s bad, bad, bad. On a lighter note, the parts department at the Toyota dealer said they could get a frame. $3900 prepaid and a 16-18 week wait.
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    Just called Toyota (why not) and they said it was inspected in 2018 and deemed serviceable. The replacement program is no longer going on. Thanks for shopping with Toyota. 😁
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    Bought it used. It either came with (or I received shortly after, I can’t remember) a letter stating that it had been inspected and was warranted for another 2(?) years after I bought it. That expired long ago. I don’t believe Toyota will do anything else beyond that regardless of condition...
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    2009.
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    Toyota Tacoma Advantages

    Just wanted to add this for the guys that live in the salt belt. Keep an eye on things. That was before the needle scaler. She’s bad. 😀
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    Favorite/best headlamp?

    I’m reading the description on there site, it looks like you can hold the on button for .5 seconds and the light will come on? You don’t have to cycle through the modes to get to the one you want? It returns to the last one used? Thanks.
    • BLJ
    • Post #226
    • Forum: Gear
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    Fix it Sticks or Wheeler FAT wrench?

    Apparently I need to watch it again. 😁
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    Fix it Sticks or Wheeler FAT wrench?

    Wasn’t intentional but glad to help. 😁 What movie?
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    Fix it Sticks or Wheeler FAT wrench?

    Do they come with a certificate for calibration?
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    Fix it Sticks or Wheeler FAT wrench?

    “More calibrated??” Thanks.

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